Peptides Ho Chi Minh: 42 research vials, same day in Saigon

All prices here show Vietnamese dong first, and the VND figure is what you pay. The figure in brackets is this store's own dollar price for that vial. Single vials run from 1,500,000 VND ($60 USD) for Matrixyl and Snap-8 up to 8,600,000 VND ($340 USD) for FOXO4-DRI. Three vials in one pack save 19%, five save 28% and ten together save 40% next to buying singles, and every product page lists all four packs. Prices were checked on 11 October 2026; when the list changes, the date changes with it.

Every study named on a product page is on PubMed, and each research section ends with its links, so you can open the source yourself. Each note says what a study looked at, who or what took part and what was measured, and gives no health results or effect sizes. Added up page by page, the 42 product pages name 149 papers: 50 human trial papers, 40 animal studies, 18 cell or lab studies, 36 reviews, 2 human studies that only measured natural levels and 3 lab analyses of products, test methods or structure. A few papers sit on more than one page, so those 149 cover 133 different papers. 27 pages name at least one human trial paper and 13 name no human study. Some papers are on one part of a blend or on the molecule a vial is based on, and those pages say so. Adamax has no published study of its own; its page shows two Semax studies, marked as Semax, and they count here. Research use only has the full count.

Same day, citywide: an order sent by 7pm reaches any address in Ho Chi Minh City before the day is out, Sundays and public holidays included. A local courier carries it and keeps you posted on WhatsApp. Whatever the pack size, bacteriostatic water and a container go in the box.

Delivery and ordering puts every rule in one place, with worked examples.

The tabs above sort the 42 vials into groups by what they are, never by what anyone hopes they do. Each vial gets its own page: what it is, what published research has looked at, and a link to every study once that research section ends. The shelves hold:

• BPC-157 and TB-500: BPC-157, TB-500, the two in one vial, KPV and ARA-290, where most published work is in rats, mice and cells and ARA-290 has small placebo-controlled human trials.
• Copper and cosmetic: GHK-Cu, AHK-Cu, the four-peptide KLOW, Matrixyl and Snap-8, read as cosmetic and skin research.
• GLP-1 and growth hormone: Retatrutide and tirzepatide, both studied in large human trials, next to AOD-9604, 5-Amino-1MQ, SLU-PP-332, CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin and tesamorelin.
• Neuropeptides: Semax and Selank, mostly from Moscow labs, their blend, DSIP, PE-22-28, P21, and Adamax, which has no published studies yet.
• NAD+ and mitochondrial: NAD+, which is not a peptide at all, MOTS-c, SS-31, humanin, FOXO4-DRI and glutathione.
• Melanocortin and kisspeptin: Kisspeptin-10, MT-2 and PT-141.
• Thymus, LL-37 and VIP: Thymosin alpha-1, Thymalin, LL-37 and VIP, all four with human studies.
• Short peptides: Epithalon, Pinealon, Cartalax, Testagen and Vilon, most of it from one research group in St. Petersburg.

Open a product page, pick a pack of 1, 3, 5 or 10, choose how many, and put it in the cart. The cart keeps a running total in VND with the dollar figure next to it, and it lives in your own browser. Tap Checkout on WhatsApp and the whole order lands in WhatsApp, line by line, with the total. Nothing reaches the store until you press Send. Your address goes in the chat, never into a form, and nothing is paid on this site. Contact has the number if you would rather just say hello.

No. Each vial on this shelf is sold for research use only. Human trials exist for some of these compounds, and tirzepatide is the active ingredient of approved prescription medicines, yet none of the vials here is one of those medicines or has been cleared for use in people. No medical advice is given here, and nothing about use or amounts. What research use only means here explains the status and the way each research note is put together.

Right here. Peptides Ho Chi Minh sells 42 research compounds online, 39 of them peptides, on eight shelves that run from BPC-157 and TB-500 to copper peptides, neuropeptides, and GLP-1 and growth hormone peptides. Every vial has a VND price checked on 11 October 2026. Want retatrutide in Ho Chi Minh City? Ask for stock on WhatsApp first. It is still in clinical trials as an investigational compound and is not an approved medicine.

Fast. Send the order by 7pm and a local courier has it with you the same day, typically 1 to 2 hours later, anywhere in the city. Miss 7pm and it leaves first thing the next morning. Sundays and public holidays run on the same clock, with courier updates on WhatsApp.

Yes. Free peptide delivery in Ho Chi Minh City comes with no minimum order, so one vial ships free. Outside the city, tracked delivery takes 1 to 3 days and costs nothing either, with the tracking number sent on WhatsApp.

The Peptides Ho Chi Minh price list runs from 1,500,000 VND ($60 USD) a vial for Matrixyl and Snap-8 to 8,600,000 VND ($340 USD) for FOXO4-DRI. Packs of 3, 5 or 10 vials cost 19%, 28% or 40% less than the same number of singles, so a BPC-157 vial drops from 3,500,000 VND ($138 USD) to 2,100,000 VND ($82.80 USD) in a pack of 10. You pay the VND figure; the dollar figure beside it is this store's own dollar price, and both were checked on 11 October 2026.

Averaged over the 42 vials on this shelf, one vial comes to about 3,480,000 VND (about $138 USD). Half of them cost 3,400,000 VND or less, and the other half 3,500,000 VND or more. These are this store's prices, checked on 11 October 2026, and other sellers price differently.

Only online: peptides in Saigon come from this store by courier, and there is no shop front to walk into. You build your order in the cart, send it on WhatsApp, and a local courier brings it to the address you give in the chat. This site asks for no personal details and takes no payment; the order is settled in the chat.

We can only speak for this store, and it is not a pharmacy. Peptides Ho Chi Minh sells research compounds for research use only, and no vial on its shelf is an approved medicine or cleared for use in people. Prescription medicines with tirzepatide do exist; the tirzepatide vial here is not one of them. Health questions belong with a doctor: this store gives no medical advice and says nothing about use or amounts.

Here: a 20mg vial of BPC-157 costs 3,500,000 VND ($138 USD), checked on 11 October 2026, and if you order it by 7pm, it reaches you anywhere in the city that day, 1 to 2 hours on a typical day. Its product page sums up what published research has looked at, mostly rat and cell studies, and links every study on PubMed. For BPC-157 in Vietnam beyond the city, free tracked delivery takes 1 to 3 days.

Yes. There is no district list: the whole city sits inside the same-day zone, and one 7pm cutoff applies everywhere. Saigon is the old name that people still use every day, and it is the same city with the same rule.

Anywhere in the country, from this store. Peptides Ho Chi Minh ships from Ho Chi Minh City: an order sent by 7pm reaches any address in the city the same day, and parcels to other provinces are tracked and arrive in 1 to 3 days, free either way. You order on WhatsApp, and every vial is sold for research use only.

Every vial here is sold as research use only, and none is an approved medicine. We are a store, not a law firm, so we give no legal advice. Laws shift over time, so look up what covers your own case before you order.

Open a product page, choose a pack of 1, 3, 5 or 10, and put it in the cart, which keeps a running total in VND with the dollar figure next to it. Tap Checkout on WhatsApp, and your order shows up in WhatsApp written out: every vial, every pack and the total. Nothing goes to the store until you press Send. A real person answers, and your delivery address goes in that same chat.